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1 Oil and Gas – Darwin Perspective Terry O’Connor Chief Executive Officer Darwin Port Corporation DPC - Principal Trades Petroleum and other bulk liquids Dry bulk imports and export Offshore oil and gas rig services Livestock Exports Container and general cargo Cruise and naval vessels

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Terry O'Connor, CEO, Darwin Port Corporation delivered this presentation at the 2012 Regional Ports conference in Perth/Australia. showcase the latest port developments and assess the policy, planning and operating strategies designed to maximise the efficiency of Australia's regional ports: gateways for facilitating trade, engagement and regional growth. For more information, please visit www.informa.com.au/regionalports13

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Page 1: Terry O'Connor, Darwin Port: Driving demand for regional ports: Oil and gas activity in North-west Shelf

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Oil and Gas – Darwin PerspectiveTerry O’Connor

Chief Executive Officer

Darwin Port Corporation

DPC - Principal Trades

• Petroleum and other bulk liquids

• Dry bulk imports and export

• Offshore oil and gas rig services

• Livestock Exports

• Container and general cargo

• Cruise and naval vessels

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DPC - Total Cargo Trade

East Arm Wharf

East Arm has 775m of continuous quay line which is available to Port users on a common user basis.

Rig Tender Berth 140mDepth: 12.2m

Bulk Loader Berth 280mDepth: 12.5m

General/Container Berth 145mDepth: 11.8m

Liquid Berth 210mDepth: 11.8m

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Darwin’s Marine Supply Base potential business

Offshore Industry Production Volumes

by

Location (%)

37%

56%

7%

Bonaparte, Timor Sea and JPDA

Browse Basin

Currrently Producing

Total = 18,441 millions of

barrells of oil equivalent

Oil and gas expansion

Project Resource Size (TCF Gas) Comment

Gas

(TCF)1

Hydrocarbons

(Million Barrels)

ConocoPhillips

(Bayu-Undan)

3.4 400 Plant operating

Ichthys 12.8 527 Final Investment Decision January 2012

Greater Sunrise 5.13 226 Timing uncertain

Evans Shoal 6.6 31 Timing uncertain, appraisal in 2012

Abadi 10.0 na Timing uncertain

Caldita/Barossa 2.5 na Supply for Darwin LNG

Black Tip 0.9 na Plant Operating

Prelude 3 120 First LNG 2016

Bonaparte LNG 2.1 na Final Investment Decision Q3 2013

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East Arm Logistics Precinct

Berrimah Rail Terminal

Vopak Bulk LiquidsStockpile

East Arm Port

Container crane & POAGs rail park

Ghan Terminal

Darwin Business Park

Bulk loading system

ASCO – DARWIN MARINE SUPPLY BASE

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Blaydin Point Inpex Development

New Access Chanel for Blaydin Point

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Marine Supply Base – opportunities for DPC

DPC - Masterplan 2030

It is a Land Use Strategy not a Business Development Plan.

The key outcome of the Masterplan is to provide certainty to the Darwin Port Corporations in its future land requirements for the East Arm Wharf area ensuring it can meet its customers future needs.

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PORT of DARWIN - Australia’s northern gateway of

choice

Thank

you